FILM CREDITS
Music by Steve Jablonsky
Executive in Charge of Film Music: Amy Dunning
General Manager & EVP, Music Business Affairs: Lenny Wohl
Music Executive: Trevon Kezios
Music Business Affairs: Raha Johartchi
Music Finance Executive: Chris Brown
Manager, Film Music: Nikki Triplett
Senior Coordinator, Film Music: Ryan Svendsen
Music Coordinator: Rona Rapadas
Music Clearance & Licensing: Matt Lilley / MCL Music Services, Inc.
Music Consultant: Carter Armstrong
Supervising Music Editor: Ryan Rubin
Music Editor: Maarten Hofmeijer
Score Mixer: Jeff Biggers
Additional Music: Gary Dworetsky
Lead Orchestrator: Penka Kouneva
Technical Score Advisor: Lori Castro
Additional Programming: Jay Flood
Orchestrator: Larry Rench
Copyist: Junko Tamura
Supervising Music Preparation: Thanh Tran
Music Preparation: Tina Tamura, Emily Rice & Sammy Sanfilippo
Score Performed by Nashville Music Scoring Orchestra
Conctractor & Concertmaster: Alan Umstead
Conductor: David Shipps
Lead Engineer: Nick Spezia
Assistant Engineer: Jasper LeMaster
Recorded at Ocean Way Studios - Nashville
Mixed at Arata Music Inc - Santa Monica
Original Score by Steve Jablonsky
Supervising Music Editor: Ryan Rubin
Score Mixer: Jeff Biggers
Lead Orchestrator: Penka Kouneva
Additional Music: Gary Dworetsky
Technical Score Advisor: Lori Castro
Additional Programming: Jay Flood
Orchestrator: Larry Rench
Copyist: Junko Tamura
Supervising Music Preparation: Thanh Tran
Music Preparation: Tina Tamura, Emily Rice & Sammy Sanfilippo
Score Performed by Nashville Music Scoring Orchestra
Contractor/Concertmaster: Alan Umstead
Conductor: David Shipps
Lead Engineer: Nick Spezia
Assistant Engineer: Jasper Lemaster
Recorded at Ocean Way Studios - Nashville
Mixed at Arata Music Inc - Santa Monica
Executive in Charge of Film Music: Amy Dunning
General Manager & EVP, Music Business Affairs: Lenny Wohl
Music Executive: Trevon Kezios
Music Business Affairs: Raha Johartchi
Music Finance Executive: Chris Brown
Manager, Film Music: Nikki Triplett
Senior Coordinator, Film Music: Ryan Svendsen
Music Coordinator: Rona Rapadas
Music Clearance & Licensing: Matt Lilley / MCL Music Services, Inc.
Executive Album Producers for Milan Records: JC Chamboredon & Stefan Karrer
Production Manager: Pablo Manyer
The composer would like to thank: Breck Eisner, Bernie Goldmann, Dean Zimmerman, Chris Lebenzon, Vin Diesel, Samantha Vincent, Mark Canton, Eric Feig, Geoff Shaevitz, Amy Dunning, Trevon Kezios, Carter Armstrong, Madeline Jablonsky, Katia Lewin Jablonsky, Lucy Jablonsky, Jon Jablonsky, Harry Gregson-Williams, Hans Zimmer, Bob Badami, Pat Sandston, Sam Schwartz, Michael Gorfaine, Cheryl Tiano, Maria Machado, & Everyone at Summit Entertainment & Arata Music
02 – Three Is Trouble (3:21)
03 – Judgement (3:12)
04 – Well Hello, Witch Hunter (4:23)
05 – Lights Out (1:06)
06 – The Witch Queen (4:06)
07 – I Must Remember (3:31)
08 – Good Hunting (6:36)
09 – Remember Your Death (4:45)
10 – This Isn’t Real (3:50)
11 – I Am Reborn (4:19)
12 – You Have To Fight (3:01)
13 – By Iron And Fire (11:26)
14 – At Your Service (3:10)
Steve posted an image on fb, with the tracks getting ready for the album release so it should be soon. 10 tracks confirmed so far
I'm really excited for this! Bring it on, Steve!
So, just saw two clips for TMNT 2 and his new theme sounds so cool!! Hoping for a soon release of it
Not bad work from Jablonsky, of course, there is a better works, but this is a totally guilty pleasure
Edmund, if you consider Transformers as a bad movie, then I think you should absolutely stay away from The Last Witch Hunter. It makes TF look like a masterpiece in every possible way :-p
Steamboy has an incredible score and awesome steampunk awesomeness in every frame, so that goes a long way. I just didn't find the characters all that interesting. Ray is kind of boring (and I don't like Anna Paquin's voice work…she bugged me in Castle in the Sky as well), and Scarlett is just irritating (and yes, I know she's supposed to be, but it doesn't help matters). Some of the visuals are really phenomenal, but the second half of the movie is just action sequence after action sequence after action sequence, and while that does a lot to make Jablonsky's score as fun as it is, watching it gets kind of wearing after a while.
It's not a bad movie (not like those other three), but not a particularly good one either I'd say. I'd put every single thing Hayao Miyazaki's ever done (even Ponyo) over it.
Yes I agree. Jab has potential. Lately he's just worked on some lame movies:/
The movie was as bad as the trailer suggested, and the score really was average. Really waiting for the big Jablonsky to return…
Take a listen to "Tears of the Sun" ' Ending Action Scene.. :D
Yes! Hopefully it's good…